      rate outside their predicted range?"
                :short-answer "When looking at all 13 hospitals at once, we expect at least one hospital’s survival rate to be
       outside its predicted range about half the time."
-               :glossary     [:survival-rate]
+               :glossary     [:survival-rate :predicted-range]
                :body
                              [:div
                               [:p "If we were looking at only one hospital, we’d expect its survival rate to fall outside its predicted range

                             [:div
                              [:p "Apart from occasional inaccuracies in the data, there are other limits to what the data can tell us about
       surgery outcomes. There are factors that affect a child’s chances of survival that are not routinely collected
       for national bodies and so cannot be captured by a formula that was developed using national data. These data are
       also snapshots in time of what happened at each hospital. A run of unforeseeable factors could cause a very good
       hospital to have worse outcomes than predicted, so we need to be careful about reading too much into results from
       any single time period."]]}

              {:title        "What about longer term survival and quality of life?"
               :short-answer "At the moment these are not reported. There is active research underway to work out how to report

             [{:title        "Why is a different survival range predicted for each hospital?"
               :short-answer "The predicted range depends on the complexity of the medical problems of the children who had
      operations. Each hospital treats different children and so each hospital will have a different predicted range."
               :glossary     [:survival-rate :predicted-range]
               :body
                             [:div
                              [:p "Heart disease in children covers a wide range of disorders, from relatively minor to more serious
